The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-04-16

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If you have a listle S., discouraged feeling
get weary with but slight exsrtion, very
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and they will cure you. 1t
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10. A. Wilson, agent tor the Home, the
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j. H. Sender is constantly receiving new
goods. all of which he sells at exceedingly
prices. Do not fail to call on him when
in need of anything In his line. apr16tf
We have in stock the most complete assort-
ment Of wall papers and decorations ever
in this city. II you want to beautify
your homes, come and see as. NJ. F. Royle
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Call and examine our new stock of spring
suits, felt and straw hats. white and fancy
shirts, neck wear, &c. They are second to
none In the market, and our prices are lower
the lowest. H. Sinauer. apr18t3
The ferry company gives 800 for the new
depot.
The Dacotah leaves St. Louis to-day for
the Missouri river.
Prof. T. G. Lemmon has obtained q patent
on a ''liquld elevator"
Mr.. Brammell is putting In the foundation
for his new residence on Ridgeway.
Physicians, lawyers and business men are
ton Oil. 1t cures the worst cases of rheu.
25 cents.
The Wentworth Male Academy grows In
every day. Its class work Is thorough,
and Its military feature Is better and better
liked as its advantages become more known
and appreciated.
The following are the names Of those in the
sixth and seventh grades, second ward
school, on the honor roll for the month of
March LENA Kupple, Mary W. Turner,
Anne Hoffman, Maggie Turner, and Oscar
Hacker.
At the school election in Higginsville the
propositions to Increase the tax for teach
ers' salaries and Incidental expenses from 40
to 10 on the BOO, and to admit Korthanke &
sub additions were carried, aud an
eight months school term was voted.
Last Sunday night about 10 o'clock a very
serious confagration took place at BLACK
burn. A rascally thief entered the grocery
and clothing store of Mr.. Gault, robbed aud
set fire to it. Beside Mr.. Gault's store, Miss
Rena Burk's millinery store and DR.. Hays
residence were consumed.
Chapel HIll:-Died, near here, March 20,
Linn Wagner, son of Jefferson Wagner,
aged IL years. Squire Harris and wife are
visiting relatives near Columbus. c. F.
Knox, the blacksmith, is to move north of the
river. This leaves our village
without a blacksmith. There is a good
opening here for a steady man who under
stands his business. John COlley is feeding
46 two and three-year.old mules.
MIR. W. 6. McCausland's growing business
las necessitated the building in his store of
% Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railway
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lpney taken in. to the cashier. quicker n a
INK, from any part of the store. The trains
ll~ucre-bearing cars as they reach the fair
| ',eper of the strong box come with q shock
tnat announces itself clearly at our desk up
stairs, so that we know every time a sale Is
made. At some hours of the day the thump-
ing Is quite lively. when we know that busl.
ness Is. so to speak, humping itself. MIR. Me-
Cuusland has been working very diligently
for Il new railroad for q long tine, and now
that he has 1t we hope 1t may be taxed to its
u. most capacity.
Bates Ciiy:-The Bates City school. taught
by Miss Bette Porter, closed on the Sth.
with an exceedingly Interesting exhibition,
the programme being rs iollows:-WelcOme
Address. by Miss Ethlind Ashley; chant,
They that Trust in the Lord, Mrs George
Bates, Miss Ora Houx. Mrs. Lewis. and
drist; Silent Prayer, tableau; Mrs. Jonas
Jones. dialogue, Bessie Ewing. Ella King.
Walter Jackson, James Dillingham; sud
Chas. Blackwell; solo and chorus, Mrs.
Lewis, Mrs. Geo. Bates, Katie Lewis, Ora
Houx, Robt. Sanders and n. c.. Ewing
Now Sweet Now, defamation, Leslie Bates
The Schoolmaster Abroad, exhibited by Mr..
Eaf. King and pupils; The Baldheaded
Man, Mrs. Nan Ewing; music, Evening
Gossip; Valley OF Chamouni, solo, Mrs.
Geo. Bates; Out all Around, dialogue,
Misses Matte Ashley. Stella Evans and Robt.
Sanders; Chstter-Box, recitation, Lille
Baker; tableau. The Seasons, Misses Priscel-
Ia, Carrie and Cora Odell and Jamie Mau-
pin music, Masque Ball; dialogue, Misses
Fannie Burton, Bessie Ewing, Leslie Bates
James Dillingham;, Walter Jackson and
Nan Ewing; What are the Wild Waves say
ing. q duet. Mrs. Geo. Bates and Ed. AM
drist: Jim Wolf and the Cats, defamation.
Ed. Sullivan; The Fortune Teller, dialogue,
Mesdames Ewing and Geo. Wallace and
Scene in a Country Village, Geo. s. Wallace,
Chss. Blackwell, Ro5t. Sanders, David Mar
TIN, Nan Ewing, Walter Jackson and EAT.
King; solo and chorus, Katie Lewis, Ora
Mrs. Lizzie Lewis; The Everlasting
Taiker, dialogue, by four girls; A Scene in
Court. dialogue, Bu-nette Hill, Ed Sullivan,
Dan Odell; Great is the Lord, chant. Mrs.
Lizzie Lewis, Katie Lewis and Ora Houx,
Ed. Andrist, Il. j. Sanders and N. Z. Ewing;
The Hoyden. dialogue, Mrs. Geo. Wallace.
Fannie Burton, Ella King and Sam Burton;
music; Soliloquy of the Dying Alchemist,
Mrs. Geo. Bates; solo. Lille Lewis; The
Hamilton Family, dialogue, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nan Ewing end Ethlind Ashley; music;
Closing Remarks, Miss Bette P%,rter; clos
Ing song, God be with Us until we meet
again. the school. Miss Porter returns many
thanks TO all who SO kindly bestowed their
In preparing for the occasion,
Among them we would particularly mel-
ton, Misses Fanny Burton, Ella King, Bes-
sic Ewing, Matte Ashley, Ora Houx, Stella
Evans, Katie Lewis, Lille Lewis. Ella
Hrifath; Mesdames Geo. ". Bsies. Lizzie
Lewis. Gee. 5. Wallace, Ed. L. Andrist ana
n. c. Ewing, Messrs. Lee Burton. n. c.,
Walter Jackson. Jas. Dillingham;.
T. Il. King, c. X. Blackwell, r. j. Sanders.
Ed. l.. Andr!st and David Martin. We re-
gret mat space viii not alloy us to mention
the uame and good scholarship Of each pupi,
contested witb the school, but it does not,
and we can only say that, though some may
committed little trivial errors during
the term, yet when We weig the many kind,
and deierential performances and
labors OF each against these little Il, .ssteps,
we are assured that the good of each by far
the bad. The patrons tender to Miss
Porter their hank for the nnt,rlng zeal and
good Judgment she has exercised In conduct
ing the school to such q high point OF per-